Definition of repurchase agreement in English:

repurchase agreement

noun

Finance

A contract in which the vendor of a security agrees to repurchase it from the buyer at an agreed price.
〔金融〕再购回协议（卖方同意以协议价格从买方手中将抵押品购回的合约）
Example sentencesExamples
- The main refinancing operations are regular liquidity providing reserve transactions or repurchase agreements which have a weekly frequency and a maturity of two weeks.
- Corporate treasurers often pickup a few extra basis points of interest in return for lending cash for so-called repurchase agreements (repos, for short).
- Of the quarter's $118 billion increase in security broker/dealer assets, $71 billion were financed by an expansion of repurchase agreements.
- Outstanding primary dealer repurchase agreements now approach an unfathomable $2 trillion, having surpassed $1 trillion for the first time during 1997.
- Wall Street, that finances their massive balance sheets with repurchase agreements and other short-term vehicles, assumes they will always have access to borrowings to maintain their bloated balance sheets.

Definition of repurchase agreement in US English:

repurchase agreement

nounrēˈpərCHəs əˌɡrēmənt

Finance

A contract in which the vendor of a security agrees to repurchase it from the buyer at an agreed price.
〔金融〕再购回协议（卖方同意以协议价格从买方手中将抵押品购回的合约）
Example sentencesExamples
- Corporate treasurers often pickup a few extra basis points of interest in return for lending cash for so-called repurchase agreements (repos, for short).
- Of the quarter's $118 billion increase in security broker/dealer assets, $71 billion were financed by an expansion of repurchase agreements.
- Wall Street, that finances their massive balance sheets with repurchase agreements and other short-term vehicles, assumes they will always have access to borrowings to maintain their bloated balance sheets.
- Outstanding primary dealer repurchase agreements now approach an unfathomable $2 trillion, having surpassed $1 trillion for the first time during 1997.
- The main refinancing operations are regular liquidity providing reserve transactions or repurchase agreements which have a weekly frequency and a maturity of two weeks.

单词	repurchase agreement
释义	Definition of repurchase agreement in English: repurchase agreement noun Finance A contract in which the vendor of a security agrees to repurchase it from the buyer at an agreed price. 〔金融〕再购回协议（卖方同意以协议价格从买方手中将抵押品购回的合约） Example sentencesExamples The main refinancing operations are regular liquidity providing reserve transactions or repurchase agreements which have a weekly frequency and a maturity of two weeks. Corporate treasurers often pickup a few extra basis points of interest in return for lending cash for so-called repurchase agreements (repos, for short). Of the quarter's $118 billion increase in security broker/dealer assets, $71 billion were financed by an expansion of repurchase agreements. Outstanding primary dealer repurchase agreements now approach an unfathomable $2 trillion, having surpassed $1 trillion for the first time during 1997. Wall Street, that finances their massive balance sheets with repurchase agreements and other short-term vehicles, assumes they will always have access to borrowings to maintain their bloated balance sheets. Definition of repurchase agreement in US English: repurchase agreement nounrēˈpərCHəs əˌɡrēmənt Finance A contract in which the vendor of a security agrees to repurchase it from the buyer at an agreed price. 〔金融〕再购回协议（卖方同意以协议价格从买方手中将抵押品购回的合约） Example sentencesExamples Corporate treasurers often pickup a few extra basis points of interest in return for lending cash for so-called repurchase agreements (repos, for short). Of the quarter's $118 billion increase in security broker/dealer assets, $71 billion were financed by an expansion of repurchase agreements. Wall Street, that finances their massive balance sheets with repurchase agreements and other short-term vehicles, assumes they will always have access to borrowings to maintain their bloated balance sheets. Outstanding primary dealer repurchase agreements now approach an unfathomable $2 trillion, having surpassed $1 trillion for the first time during 1997. The main refinancing operations are regular liquidity providing reserve transactions or repurchase agreements which have a weekly frequency and a maturity of two weeks.
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